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Stephen Fry at FFI - 'What was your strangest animal encounter when filming Last Chance To See?'
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Stephen Fry at FFI - 'What was your strangest animal encounter when filming Last Chance To See?'



Fauna & Flora International ambassador Stephen Fry talks about his strangest animal encounter when filming Last Chance To See.

Was it with the majestic mountain gorillas of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, lions in trees in Uganda, a rare and endangered insect in New Zealand or an amorous nocturnal parrot?

Stephen also explain how, with personal commitment and good science, species can be brought back from the brink of extinction.

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